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Sad to read this. I went to a dinner 5 1/2 years ago with my partner and 11 month old. Jim was so kind and seemed happy we came with a baby. He let us use his r
by spankalee 6y ago
Sad to read this. I went to a dinner 5 1/2 years ago with my partner and 11 month old. Jim was so kind and seemed happy we came with a baby. He let us use his room when our kid was crying, and coming from big cities in the US, I wondered how he didn't get everything ripped off.
The food wasn't great - a massive, massive bowl of spaghetti - and it was so crowded it was hard to actually talk to and meet that many people, but they vibe was special. It was my parents' hippy idealism in plain, unassuming practice. I was hoping to go again when we could travel finally.
- mbg721 6y ago> I wondered how he didn't get everything ripped off. It's good for my faith in humanity to see evidence that people (especially in person) live up to the expectations of them. In a culture of mistrust, people become less trustworthy.